Federalsburg to Face Denton Boaters Here Sunday
Federalsburg Bi County League squad travels to meet Denton at two thirty Sunday afternoon for a key home match. Federalsburg previously beat Denton 5 to 2 and tied St. Michaels 2 2 before darkness halted play. Denton arrives seeking a win after a Trappe forfeit 1 0.
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Cordova
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Oxford
Easton
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Greensboro
Denton Boaters
Smithville Homemakers Plan All Day Meeting Next Tuesday
The Smithville Homemakers Club will hold an all day meeting next Tuesday in the club room with a noon covered dish dinner. Members may invite a friend and the group hopes for 100 percent attendance. Dues of 25 cents for the year may be paid this month. Also noted are family gatherings and local church activities including preaching and Sunday School at Bloomery.
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Smithville Homemakers Club
Lee Adams
John Adams
Earl Robinson
Glenna Bullock
Bloomery Aid
Federalsburg
Bloomery
Sorrowful thanks for floral tributes and kindness
Mrs. A Prager and Sons express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and floral tributes shown during the death of husband and father.
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A. Prager
Templeville Loot Probe Reels In Henrys Near Templeville
Deputies and local officers arrested Ollie Henry and his wife Helen near Templeville after a swamp chase. They recovered a large amount of stolen goods from Caroline and Queen Anne's counties and parts of Delaware, including poultry meat tools and personal items from several residents. The couple remain jailed in Denton as searches continue for their son.
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Ollie Henry
Helen Henry
Templeville
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Delaware
Henry
Frank Pinder
Tarburton
George E. Nichols
Robert Edge
Noble Dhue
Denton
Henrys
East New Market
A. J. Dhue
Goldsboro
Henry Place
Henry Home
John Shulties
Albert Hughes
Felton
John Keen
Greensboro-Goldsboro Road
W. E. Cahall
Sandtown
Del
Little Jean Rogers
Greensboro
Roland Frampton
Norman Cohee
Henderson
Maryland Kennel Club Show Comes to Baltimore
The Twenty first Annual Show of the Maryland Kennel Club will be held in Baltimore February 2nd and 3rd with entries hoped from every county. About 1000 dogs are expected from across the United States, including leading champions. Entry blanks and premium lists are available at 614 Park Bank Building. Classes offer money prizes and social trophies in many breeds.
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Maryland Kennel Club
Baltimore
Park Bank Building
United States
Denton Production Credit Association Elects Officers
On Friday January 5 the Denton Production Credit Association serving Kent Queen Anne s Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties met in Denton. E W Ross and J W Gattens of the Baltimore Production Credit Bank assisted in organization and officers were elected. President John S Skinner Cambridge vice president Harry H Nut tle Denton executive committee W Earl Withgott Easton Howard S Leaverton Rock Hall M C Sherman Queenstown and others John P Steele Royal Oak L A Bradley Hurlock Elwood R Morris Chestertown Ernest B Brown Church Hill. Victor Dean Federalsburg was named secretary treasurer and will set up an office in Denton. Loans begin January 10 with no minimum of 50 for farming crops livestock dairying poultry orchards and general agricultural needs aligned to Agricultural Adjustment Administration policies. Further information from Victor Dean.
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Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Denton
E. W. Ross
J. W. Gattens
Baltimore Production Credit Bank
John S. Skinner
Cambridge
Harry H. Nutjtle
W. Earl Withgott
Easton
Howard S. Leaverton
Rock Hall
M. C. Sherman
Queenstown
John P. Steele
Royal Oak
L. A. Bradley
Hurlock
Elwood R. Morris
Chestertown
Ernest B. Brown
Church Hill
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
Federal Land Bank
Caroline County Farm Bureau
W. H. Evans
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Association
In Loving Memory of Julia E Towers and Geo W Towers
A daughter laments the passing of her mother Julia E on January 12, 1930 and father Geo W Towers on December 6, 1932. She recalls their lives in January and December anniversaries and writes of faith, comfort, and reunion.
Journal Office Offers Scrato Pads For One Cent Each
The Journal office advertises handy scrato pads at a price of one cent per pad. The offer emphasises low cost and immediate availability for readers and customers.
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Journal
Preston Masons Entertain Past Masters Royalty
The Caroline Dorchester Past Masters Association met at Preston last Thursday evening with Hl. M Hollis presiding. Officers from five lodges were elected and presented new masters, and eleven charter members attended. A feast at Parish House followed by resolutions of respect for five members and speeches marked the close of the gathering. The association invited Federalsburg to meet in 1935, with members listed from Cambridge Choptank Preston Nanticoke and Temple lodges.
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Past Masters Association
Preston
Hl. M. Hollis
Chevier Davis
Nanticoke Lodge
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
B. F. Johnson
Temple Lodge
Denton
H. E. Parker
Choptank Lodge
East New Market
W. Johnson Bonner
Preston Wiodge
Wilmer
Noble
W. E. Neal
R. A. Hackett
J. D. Blades
Preston Lodge
J. de Weese Carter
W. Julian James
Cambridge Lodge
Cheviet Davis
John B. Rozelle
Thos. L. Trice
Arthur Johnson
W. S. Noble
Ladies of Epiphany Guild
Cambridge
H. M. Hollis
Ellison R. Clayton
Phillip B. Matthews
Edgar S. Hubbert
James A. McAllister
Irwin F. Pink
J. Dorsey Johnson
Earl W. Orem
J. T. Adams
Clarence L. Saxton
C. C. Crippen
Harry E. Parker
R. V. Layton
O. R. Higgins
H. B. Hicks
E. Edward Corkran
F. A. Stayer
J. A. Baker
W. T. Hubbard
W. J. Crowe
T. J. Taylor
Thos. L. Trice Jr
J. Max Chambers
H. Roland Towers
J. L. Covey
J. F. Ledman
H. B. Wright
Harry M. Hollis
Noble W. Kelley
J. Hudson Taylor
E. B. Blades
A. M. Willey
W. J. Bonner
A. F. Blades
E. L. Fooks
A. W. Sisk
J. O. Wright
J. Paul Mowbray
Elwood L. Bailey
Wilmer S. Noble
S. R. Preston
Gilbert E. Wright
C. S. Poole
J. Arthur Johnson
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Claudel E. Wright
Wm. A. Wheatley Jr
P. C. Cantner
C. H. Turner
J. N. Willoughby
E. H. Grace
Ira Johnson
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M. K. Newnam
Fred R. Owens
Ferdinand Baynard
Geo. W. Beck
J. Frank Wright
Hugh Allen
Wilbert Merriken
J. DeWeese Carter
Hessian Fly Survey in Maryland Finds Low Infestation
Dr C C Hill of the U S Entomological Laboratory surveyed Maryland wheat fields for Hessian fly. Infestation ranges from none to 3 percent, with the Eastern Shore showing none to 2 percent and Caroline County the peak at 2 percent. Compared with 1932 when statewide infestation reached 11 percent, current levels are lower. Some volunteer wheat fields carried the fly and should be eradicated before warm weather.
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C. C. Hill
U. S. Entomological Laboratory
Caroline County
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